Infoboxes/Content: add estimated task speed infobox #1431
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Add estimated task speed (the value currently shown as "Speed estimated" on the Status-Task panel) to the list of available infoboxes.
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I just added one more condition (!task_stats.total.IsAchievable()) to the new function in Task.cpp that can cause the infobox to show "---": MC>0 but too much wind and/or MC too low (lift too weak) to finish the task. This same check is used for infoboxes like "Fin ETA" and "Fin ETE". |
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I'm closing this PR as requested by @lordfolken in PR #1429. |
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This change adds estimated task speed (the value currently shown as "Speed estimated" on the Status-Task panel) to the list of available infoboxes. This could be a desirable infobox in a speed record attempt flight. I recently missed such a record by less than the duration of one circle, and I'd have probably left the last thermal at least one circle sooner (and gotten the record) had I been able to see this value without having to go back and forth to the Status-Task panel to see it.